Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-07-15
MILK FROM THE COCOANUT

Canada proposes 10 do honor to the
queens jubilee by etnptying her jais.
How would II do Tor them to send all our
boodlers back over the line Chicago Inter
Ocean.
The Fidelity affair was no bucket shop
break, but a Legitimate consequence of
the high handed, wholesale gambling in
that Legitimate" institution. the Chica-
go Board of Trade.-Akron Beacon.
Cincinnati is full of rich men who live
In New York or Europe and use the city
as money-bag. Why not have some
of them contribute to the Centennial
fund 9-1eIegrum.
Already the flowers of the "sweet girl
graduates" commencement essay aud
those which she received from admiring
friends are forgotten and withered, and
she ia breaking hearts by the score at some
seaside resort,-Cin. Telegram.
1t is said that Queen Victoria ia 10 be-
stow 10000 beautiful mugs upon the poor
children of London. Our John l.. Snlli-
van could probably bestow beautiful
mug on any of her subjects who would
stand up before him.--ieras Sitings.
If all the secrets of the world were laid
bare, people would be surprised to see
how many little Jake Sharps and Sd.
Harpers there are who are rolling their
eyes and uplifting their hands in holy
horror at the criminal doings of these
two men.-Cm. Telegram.
Harper says that gas is at the bottom
of the Fidelity bank failure. In fact gas
seems, just now, to be at the bottom of
everything but Washington G. ii. We
have satisfied ourselves by boring thro'
all the rocks that there is no danger of
explosions here, and the people are tax
ing long breath of relief.-Fdyette Re.
pu6Ltcnn.
What really ails Cincinnati is low NOR.
al tone resulting from dangerous lrifling
with riotOus RIGHTEOUSNESS which its big
papers are pleased TO call personal liberty.
When whole city deliberately encour-
ages the violation of Gods Moral Law,
all kinds OF resulting evil may he expected
in that cIty.-CouncR Bluffs Daily Herald.
E. l.. Harper, late OF the Fidelity Bank,
Is one OF the rantlng Ohio Republicans.
In 1854 he told the men in his employ (he
WIS the head of The Newport Iron and
Pipe Works. that should Cleveland be ell &C.
ted his foundry would have to close. The
prophecy has come true, but the cause is n
triile removed from the one lie so conf
IDENTIFY asSigned.-Freuont Messenger,
The affairs Of the Fidelity National
Bank of Cincinnati continue TO look
worse, the more they are looked into. 1t
would seem IN il the bank examiners who
preceded Mr.. Snyder might have detected
al least trace OF mismanagement, but
that WAS not what they were after. The
average bank examiner il content to draw
his salary and enjoy the banks hospi,ali-
ties Washington Critic.
These ure the kind of examiners we us
unlly have in Wood county, aud should
they find anything to report that was
wrong there is no one to receive and act
upon the report-makng slupendous
farce M well as heavy expense of the whole
machinery originally designed as last
resort TO secure Justice between man and
man.
"Ah, there Professor Limanosky ;
whats the news jn the music world %
oh, music IL all right, but lost $50,
600 in the Fidelity.o
Us that all? why don't you make il
Sl00 0002"
DO you suppose | would prevaricate
for 50,0O0?"
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett are
al Col'asset, Mass, arranging for their
l0int productions next season, which will
open nj Buffalo Sept ember 10 for 200 per-
lormances. They will appear together in
Hamlet" "Macbeth, "Olhello," "Juliur
Cesar" and "Richeie,."